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Absolutely superb video! Please could you recommend some alternative modules to blinds (preferably with knobs or sliders) I could use to send to the Hel inputs in order to set the note pitches?

"formless ambient wash", that"s the trap... easy to fall into. In french I'd say "soup", as something I want to avoid. Rhythm is key indeed, thanks for the vid, cheers <3

What about your Erfurt and Lipsk? Are they connected/routed to any other modules internally?

I’ve always wanted to just get a Jena and drive it with the phase cv input, but never had a way to deal with the outputs without a Drezno. But this, this excites me.

Well, I’ve been meaning for a while to replace my Dixie2+ for a while now. A power surge damaged the FM input and introduced some horrendous pitch drift. This would represent a few HP that would need freeing up from my plan, but it’s really compelling. Thanks for the demo vid!

awesome showcase :-) Really could use one of those for my NE Alia Modules

Wow, nice tones you're crafting here. Thank you for this demo ❤

so were you unracking and recabling the connections behind each module between demos? or some other connection method?

I wonder if they will add a module to the system with enough of a memory buffer to hold 8-bit user sample data. For doing Fairlight CMI type sounds driven by Berlin as a variable rate clock.

Is the delay and reverb in the video also from Xaoc?

That Xaoc system looks so beautiful! This binary system seems like a lot of fun to explore and experiment with. You're giving me gas, man.

Every time I watch one of your videos the module goes straight into my Modular Grid rack. 🙏

Love the sequence at 25 minutes. So Krafwerky :) What are they orange clips you have in the rack to hold the cables btw?

this is realllllllly cool

I really like Xaoc modules in general, but most of all, I love your tutorials! Just thank you!

your patches are the shit just do heaps more of them

That phase mod patch was doing it for me (love a bit of instant techno!)

have you been sleeping with these modules tom...the best tutorials ever and hands down the best understanding of eurorack out there

“Looking forward to a deeper dive” yes, yes we are✌️

🫡 Hell yes.

The only thing I really want out of Leibniz is the ADC for generative sequencing purposes. Getting this plus Jena would probably do that job with the wavetable stuff as a bonus.

Oh boy!

Lovely understandable videos as always!

Fantastic demo. You’ve convinced me to start a Leibniz subsystem

Amazing stuff and demo. Thanks 🙏

I really didn't get Liebniz until now.. Fascinating 👌 😊

Crazy digital noise... aka aliasing.

32:06 the routing between Berlin and Erfurt is only because of the patch cable but should be possible to routing from Berlin to Erfurt via the Leibniz bus?

23:47 is the shaping only coming from Podsdam? I thought that podzdam is only for routing between 2 shaping modules but not for shaping itself?

Hmm… I didn’t think I’d get along in the Buchla/TipTop universe, yet I did- and now I find myself leaning towards Leibniz. Perhaps a little dip of the toe into Berlin and Jena…

Great demo. Thanks, Tom. This is probably going to be the module that shoves me into adding a small Leibniz setup to my existing Xaoc modules.

Great video! I can't wait to get this module into my Leibniz system. Out of curiosity, in the video, do you have Lipsk and Erfurt patched into Poczdam, or are they connected to each other separately?

So many creative options now that the system has its own oscillator. Really love those subharmonic sounds at the end, something I’d love to explore more. It’d be interesting to understand how to control subharmonics in a predictable way for creating pitch sequences.

And just like this, the Leibniz wishlist grows... Spotted it yesterday on Modulargrid and got really curious. Thanks for the amazing video! Running it through Poczdam and Rostock with some external modulation sounds like infinite fun.

"If you think you've understood Leibniz Binary Subsystem then you haven't understood Leibniz Binary Subsystem" Quantum mechanics is only SLIGHTLY more hard to grasp. Ain't nobody got time for that!! 😕 I kind of feel like only Xaoc, yourself and Richard Devine know WTF is going on here!!

Sounds fantastic. I have these granular effects like the mimeophon and typhoon but feel a bit lost with them. This video gives me hope 😁

@1:09 bangs so hard

Subscribed :)

I’ve probably watched this five or six times now, what a wonderful and inspiring tutorial on this quite tricky oscillator. Any chance of a follow up Tom? I know you’ve got more patches in you 😊 Also, I have an Oxi One sequencer which allows you to sequence the Odessa polyphonically (paraphonically?) and it’s amazing as a partner to Odessa and Hel

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Loving this! Good work sir 👏

Bought it (Rung Divisions) and absolutely love it! Thanks Tom!

Modular is amazing. You spend 5k plus alot of space for results that you could achieve in a much better quality in 1/10 of time on a 150$ PC-System.

Yeah! "Chucking a shitload of modulation at it" is pretty much my default approach to modular. Fantastic!

I wish I could like modular synths, since they're so dang neat. But man, I just can't bare to work with how they 'sound' as an instrument. There are a few modules i've heard, and really like, I just hope to find more to put together a synth.

Great demo! Thanks a lot! Really cool electro beat 21:00 !

Short of a MIN/MAX module? You might like to try patching your own, then again you might not. If you did you could use a comparator and something like a switch, but here's a more mathsy sort of alternative... To find the MAX of 2 signals (A and B): 1. Mult and invert B (-B) 2. Sum A and -B (the difference) 3. Half rectify this 4. Now sum this half rectified difference with the non-inverted B. To find the MIN of 2 signals (A and B): Repeat steps 1-3 to find the half rectified difference 4. Invert this 5. Now sum the result with a multed copy of A.

Nice (and uncluttered) explanation of the module, thanks. I think the most useful part is really at 25m, when you show off the two voices. Many people just don't have space to waste in their racks, and this thing looks big. So, if you just want one super-duper voice, it looks great. But in the end, I find more VCOs in your setup, the better. One nice thing is that the internal LFOs will save some space, which is great.

I love the ephemeral textures that data was proving very inspiring mate

Yes Tom we appreciate your efforts in bringing advanced musical hardware information into the forefront of possible experience people can develop into their own craft and flavor and with videos such as the this little beaut and others I have had the pleasure pleasure to see.... Clap Clap fella keep em coming..... I love the way you progress ideas on layman's terms allowing us the pleasure of learning from you... Blessings from Yorkshire as I once said before you are our Interweaved DivKid 😉thanks for your efforts